Colombia vs Argentina: the enemy brothers

This Latin duel could promise a great battle, but that would mean forgetting the conditions of this match...

In fact, I'm not going to beat myself up: I'm very afraid for Galan on the physical side. He played an extremely tiring match in the first round. Five hours and five hours of play, twists and turns, a whole audience against him, and even cramps in the tie-break. What you shouldn't do to get your first victory here, right? Not to mention that when we think of Galan we don't think of an enduring physical bass drum. And that the guy had withdrawn from the Auckland qualifiers due to “illness”. Faced with a Sebastian Baez, certainly in poor shape but who is still difficult to overwhelm, I am not drawing you a picture. Don't make me say what I didn't say: the Argentinian is not in good shape. He was roughed up against Wolf and was saved a little by his groin injury and the long grand slam format. He's not going to become Winston-Salem's Baez again in one game, but a win is a win. Especially in Grand Slams, and especially in this tennis period that was turned upside down for him...